New Hedley FFA members are Chris Gonzalez, Jasmine Lockeby, Jayden Lambert, Kasie Hinton, McKay Shelp, Jhannessa Dresner, and TJ Leal. Enterprise photo / Kari Lindsey
Klaiton Moore keeps the enemy at arms distance while successfully gaining yards with a running play. The Owls will play Groom Friday, October 30, at 7:30 p.m. in Groom. Courtesy Photo / Marie Francksen
Kallie Lindsey, Hayden Alston, Collin Alston, and Coach Eric Alston worked Saturday morning with the Community Cleanup group to clean up the streets of Hedley. Enterprise Photo /Kari Lindsey
Chuck Bailey of Amarillo paints on a piece of sandstone during the annual Clarendon Arts Festival last Saturday at the Donley County Activity Center. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
Quanah High School cheerleaders wore “Pray for Riley” maroon shirts during Friday night’s football game to support injured Clarendon Bronco Riley Shadle. The rival school also donated money to Shadle’s medical expense fund, an act that has been repeated by several Panhandle area schools in over the last several days in amazing displays of love for the CHS junior who suffered a broken neck during Clarendon’s October 9 football game in Lockney. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
The winners for the Fire Prevention Poster Contest were the following: Headstart/Pre-K/PPCD – 1st Place Braxton Gribble, 2nd Place Kutler O’Keefe, and 3rd Place Rustin Wade. Kindergarten/1st Grade – 1st Place Payton Inman, 2nd Place Ella Estlack, 3rd Place Kennady Halsey. 2nd/3rd Grades – 1st Place Kyndall Osburn, 2nd Place Aiden Word, and 3rd Place Kyler Bell. 4th/5th Grades -1st Place Harrison Howard, 2nd Place Mya Edwards, and 3rd Place Finley Cunningham. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
Clarendon College joined community colleges across America last Thursday in a moment of silence honoring the students murdered recently at Oregon’s Umpqua Community College Clarendon College photo
Clarendon fireman Wes Smith demonstrated proper fire extinguisher use at Saturday’s Open House. Demonstrations were given in proper fire extinguisher use and kitchen safety, and firemen stressed the importance of smoke detectors in all bedrooms as well. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
Junior Hannah Howard tries to make it through the Seniorellas defense. The Seniorellas took first place during last Friday’s Powder Puff games at Bronco Stadium. They won the four-team tournament, which also consisted of the junior Blitz Babes, the sophomore 1738 team, and the freshman Badditudes. Enterprise Photo / Morgan Wheatly
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